Afghanistan

Figures just ‘the tip of the iceberg’, new data suggests

The Afghan Admission Programme allows Afghan nationals residing in Ireland since before September 1st, 2021, to apply for residency on behalf of up to four close family members. As of July this year, the programme has benefitted 896 individuals

Despite three years of severe restrictions on women, education activists remain dedicated to providing covert educational opportunities for girls across the country

Director Ibrahim Nash’at and producer Odessa Rae on their nerve-racking journey to film inside the glamorously named former American base

Aidan O’Leary was described as a ‘true leader’ by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative

Willie Guerin donated house for two years in 2021 and is now struggling to get it back, while a family of eight is facing homelessness

Friends and former colleagues hear Night of Power delves into events, people and ideas that have shaped the Middle East

‘Silent diplomacy will only embolden the Taliban’, says Dublin-based Afghan journalist and film-maker

Judge rejected David McBride’s argument that he did not believe he was breaking the law and was acting in national interest

Shortages of food, water and shelter reported in country considered by UN to be one of world’s most vulnerable to climate change

At least 1,000 houses destroyed and several injured as floods cause ‘significant financial losses’

This is Dublin’s only Afghan restaurant with dishes you won’t find anywhere else

Mistakes in dealing with terrorism in Northern Ireland are being repeated elsewhere, argues Prof Richard English in a new book

Some Irish soldiers - often looking for more pay - have worked in private security in overseas countries while on leave

Analysts say Isis-K — a group blamed for the recent Moscow concert hall attack — gained strength after the US withdrawal

Masterful analysis of horribly familiar case studies yields deep insights into the flawed tactics of states in their efforts to eradicate terrorists

Assistant Commissioner Justin Kelly said ‘very worrying’ drugs such as drugs fentanyl will replace heroin in Ireland when Afghan ‘heroin eradication’ hits supply chain

International Protection applicants are arriving to find themselves living on the street. But ‘at least there are no bullets’

Chaos and carnage that unfolded continues to be investigated in Congress

Many countries, including Ireland, advise against travel to the impoverished region